Popular Redfern pub to reopen after revamp
The doors of a popular Redfern pub will swing back open at the end of April with a revamped interior and fresh menu.
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Three new schools for western Sydney suburb announced
A southwest Sydney suburb will soon receive three new educational facilities including a brand new high school, making it the second public high school for the region.
Jury find former A-League player not guilty of sexual assault
A jury has taken less than three hours to deliver a verdict in the trial of a former professional A-League player accused of sexual assault.
Acquitted kidnapping defendant refused legal costs
A Mid-North Coast judge has refused the awarding of legal costs to a woman acquitted in a high profile kidnapping case, arguing the decision to press charges was reasonable despite a jury’s verdict.
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Dear Rachelle podcast: Listen to Episode 4 now
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Iconic military jet touches down at Australian War Memorial
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$20k lifeline for struggling tradies, small businesses
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‘Champagne lifestyle’: Western Sydney’s best restaurants
Accomplished chefs working in award-winning restaurants are delivering for diners in Sydney’s west who “work very hard for their money” and are happy to pay for a posh nosh.
Road, transport, forestry workers to receive ‘first responder’ support
A new mental health strategy for first responders will now recognise forestry workers, national park employees, and road and transport workers who are often the first on-scene – and the last to leave – at car crashes, floods and fires.
Toll-free path to Western Sydney Airport enters final stages
The $2.1bn toll-free M12 Motorway has passed a major construction milestone, laying the groundwork for the project to be delivered on time and on budget for the opening of the new Western Sydney Airport. Get the first look.
Sydney’s great divide: Why city’s west is worse off
Four in 10 Western Sydney households are worse off than a year ago, an exclusive survey for The Daily Telegraph’s Future West forum has found. This could be the solution.
We’re everyday Aussies like you – the true toll of Trump’s tariffs
Australians are facing a widespread hit from Trump’s tariffs, including farmers, winemakers and manufacturers. SEE THEIR STORIES
Latham off to the races despite investigation
Mark Latham is under investigation for the alleged verbal abuse of a senior Australian Turf Club official – but he won’t be prevented from attending Saturday’s races at Royal Randwick.
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